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A diplomatic storm erupted after Bangladesh’s Chief Adviser Dr. Muhammad Yunus gifted a book to a Pakistani general featuring a...

Thuingaleng Muivah’s return to Manipur after six decades marks a powerful moment in the region’s turbulent history. His visit, amid...

Waves of protests in Dhaka demanding a ban on ISKCON have exposed Bangladesh’s deepening religious divide, with extremist groups re-emerging...

In North Bengal’s forgotten ruins and along its porous frontier, the story of one Bangladeshi gardener reveals a larger truth...

Kathmandu has quieted, but the echoes of Nepal’s Gen Z uprising still linger — a revolt that toppled a government...

The reopening of Doklam and Cho La under “Battlefield Tourism” marks a symbolic assertion of national pride, while the Siliguri...

A devastating fire at a Dhaka garment factory and chemical warehouse has killed at least 16 people, with more feared...

Caught between insurgency, debt, and denial, Pakistan’s war has turned inward — a conflict of exhaustion where faith masks dominance...

Experts warn that the Chittagong Hill Tracts face rising threats from deforestation, flash floods, and landslides as climate change intensifies....

Chalachitram National Film Festival returns to Guwahati on 25–26 October 2025, showcasing nearly 40 patriotic short films and documentaries that...

Ceasefires in Gaza are temporary pauses, designed to fail, offering relief without resolving the underlying conflict. True peace remains impossible...

PCJSS condemned deadly attacks on indigenous Jummas in Bangladesh’s Chittagong Hill Tracts, linking the violence to systemic persecution and calling...